Boka Fluoride Free Toothpaste, Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste, Appropriate for Sensitive Teeth - for Adult Oral Care - Coco Ginger Flavor, 4 Fl Oz 1Pk US Manufactured

I've been using the Japanese brand Apagard Premio toothpaste for a couple of years now and now I've tried this Boka toothpaste while looking for alternatives that wold be less costly. Boka Toothpaste is very mild and makes brushing your teeth better. It doesn't have that harsh mint flavor which with most toothpastes feels like it's burning your mouth. It comes in multiple flavors and when you're done brushing your teeth, there is no need to rinse your mouth as it is a safe toothpaste to use. After using it for a few days, I feel that I will keep using the Boka brand from now on. I just wish that most stores would carry this toothpaste instead pf selling all those major brands which are full of fluoride. Did a bit of research and found that Boka Toothpaste has the same percentage of nano-hydroxyapatite as Apagard premio which is 10%. So that means that Boka Toothpaste is just as good if not better. No Fluoride No Harsh burning Mint Flavor Safe to shallow Multiple flavors 10% nano-hydroxyapatite Keeps your teeth Strong And one thing I've noticed is nano-hydroxyapatite makes your teeth less sensitive by rebuilding your tooth enamel I ordered four flavors, Watermelon Mint, Strawberry Mango, Orange Cream and Coco Ginger. So far, I've tried the Coco Ginger and I was surprised at how mild it was and it didn't have the sharp taste that ginger usually has. It is good and I enjoy it. I'm looking forward to trying the other flavors. The Orange Cream I'm sure my wife will like if I can get her to try it. But she can be very stubborn at times. I see there are some other flavors which I intend to try such as the Cinnamint, Cucumber Dill, Lemon Lavender and Strawberry Basil. Not sure if I should try the Ela Mint as I don't know how strong or mild the mint will be. I'm sure that if places such as Walmart brick & mortar stores sold this toothpaste, that it would sell really well.

I love this toothpaste! I’m so happy to have a toothpaste that isn’t mint-flavored. FLAVOR: The taste and smell are so good — the coco ginger flavor is delicious and I legitimately look forward to the taste of it. I was worried that the ginger might be strong/spicy, but it’s nicely balanced. The lavender lemon flavor is also pretty good, like a lemon pastry. The elamint flavor tastes like regular mint toothpaste, just maybe slightly more herbal. SENSITIVITY: I’ve had to use sensitive toothpaste for many years. Any time I switched off it, I would start experiencing sensitivity again within a week or so. I’m really happy to report that this toothpaste offers great sensitivity and enamel protection. WHITENING: I don’t feel that this toothpaste is contributing much in terms of whitening. My previous toothpaste had gentle whitening, and I do feel like I could tell it was working. While my teeth haven’t gotten less white since I switched to Boka, I don’t think they’ve gotten any whiter either. That’s okay with me — the flavor and sensitivity protection are worth it, and I can always do a whitening treatment in the future if I ever feel I need to. TEXTURE: The texture is just like normal toothpaste and brushing with it feels the same as any other toothpaste. It works great with both my manual toothbrush and my electric toothbrush. TUBE: The tube is really nice and sturdy. I like the design of the tube a lot. The text and color scheme are fairly minimalist, and I like that the cap has a wide base so the tube can stand upright. It looks nice on my bathroom shelf. My only small complaint is that it gets harder and harder to squeeze the toothpaste out once the tube is less than half full. Since the tube is so sturdy, it can’t be rolled and folded to get the paste out. I think this issue could probably be resolved easily with one of those squeezing tools, though. I’ll report back if I try it. SIZES: I love that it’s available in both a regular size and a little travel size. I also loved that the travel size allowed me to try out this toothpaste before committing to a whole large one. (Don’t worry, the tube in my photos was full when it arrived! I’ve used half of it.) Overall I highly recommend this toothpaste! I will absolutely buy it again.

Every once in a while you run into a product of true quality. Time is expensive currency so we’ll keep it concise. This is the best tooth paste we’ve ever tried. All good quality ingredients fluoride free. First thing we noticed is how quick it works, it cleans your teeth super quick used with electric toothbrush cutting brushing time considerably. Leaves mouth feeling clean and smooth plus great taste. A lot of new advanced products in self care tend to have chemical type scents and textures but this tooth paste has a pleasant feel and taste, we got coco ginger. Will buy again.

The flavor is veryyyyyy very mild, seriously. It is pleasant though. I got the ginger coconut and love it. No excessive suds, no overpowering flavor, but leaves my teeth and mouth feeling clean and neutralizes any odor. Only removed a star for the product volume. I think this tube is on track to last 1/3rd as long as any other toothpaste, and that’s with using a pea sized amount each time.

This is my favorite toothpaste! I have very sensitive teeth and this has improved that sensitivity quite a bit. I like that Boka offers many different flavors that aren't typical "kid flavors." I know some folks, especially neurodiverse, are averse to mint and the ginger is nice and refreshing without being overpowering. Nano toothpaste is easy to use, doesn't require water even, and is a nice consistency like a gel. No gritty feeling like with typical toothpaste. My dentist was please with my teeth last time I visited after using for 6 months, so it's doing what it's supposed to do.

First off, its impossible to find any toothpaste without the hostile burning mint in your mouth. Toothpaste companies should take note because mint is drying and destroying my lips and mouth and I'm not the only one. Most people may not notice what it does until its bad enough to cause issues. This Hydroxyapatite is an incredible new ingredient that helps with sensitivity unbelievably well. It has been proven to remineralize your teeth and even bones, even. I don't know if it works permanently, but as long as I use it on my incredibly painful tooth, it helps. I put some on anytime I have pain and its equal to or better than even the Potassium Nitrate which is the only ingredient proven to help tooth sensitivity other than this Hydroxyapatite. I use it twice daily and brush a bit on the painful tooth I eat or drink something that makes that tooth brutally painful...I use the coco ginger flavor because mint burns the dickens out of my mouth and lips, drying everything up affecting my saliva.. I totally recommend this Nano-Hydroxyapatite for re mineralization and a clean feeling with absolutely NO mint flavor to make my mouth burn up. Its a bit pricey, but its the best tooth repair toothpaste with the Nano-Hydroxyapatite. Other companies have mint and or are priced like diamonds, or both. You will n ot be disappointed. I'm hooked! UPDATE! - I have been using the Boka Toothpastes now for a couple of years and still think its great, but at my last teeth cleaning, they said I have too much plaque in the back of my bottom center teeth, I told them I use a hydroxyapitite toothpaste and they weren't impressed and just said, try brushing down there better, but this issue never came up before with dental hygienists, could it be the new toothbrushes I've been trying, or am I really brushing wrong, or is this boka stuff not good for removing or preventing plaque buildup? I don't like the mints and the other harsh chemicals like SLS and potassium nitrite, but now, I really don't know if Boka is really doing the best job in protecting my teeth.. I also notice my teeth are less white than using other toothpastes, almost yellow or transparent.

They never shipped my order. When I contacted them, they sent me the wrong order so I had to contact them again. They were nice about it but all in all, a major hassle and a long wait. I ordered online for convenience but it's gonna be easier to buy it locally. I do really like the flavor and the consistency is good.

Let me start by saying I'm 45 and have never had a cavity or filling - but I do have abfractions on multiple teeth at the gumline from bruxism which might as well be cavities, as they've been getting almost deep enough to require fillings. I wanted to do something to avoid this or at least delay it as long as possible. In addition to doing something about the tooth sensitivity caused by the abfractions. I'd been using Uncle Harry's with marginal success, but needed bigger guns. Enter Boka. My initial impression wasn't that great when I tried using it normally as toothpaste - it barely foamed and my teeth just weren't feeling clean enough. But when I brush with my regular fluoride-free Schmidt's toothpaste, then follow with an alkaline mouthwash, and THEN dissolve a pea-sized amount of Boka in my mouth and swish it around my teeth for 3-5 minutes - this is when I really started to love this product. When I use it this way consistently twice a day, I notice a definite improvement to my teeth sensitivity and my abfraction tooth lesions aren't getting worse and they feel smoother when I run my tongue over them - which tells me this product is doing what it claims to do. Also I've noticed my teeth look a bit whiter since using Boka, which is a bonus, since my sensitive teeth have rejected every other whitening product I've ever tried. Overall a very nice product that I'm grateful to have found! The taste is really nice, too. A little spicy, but gentle at the same time and doesn't irritate my gums.